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6.3×181mm 30° Spinal endoscope

No.HYD63181
Usage: Used for examination or surgery during intervertebral disc procedures, providing images or visuals of the patient. The unique brazing welding technique of the lens effectively prevents air and water leakage.
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Description

Product Description

Functional Positioning for Specialized Medical Professionals

Designed specifically for surgeons and clinical practitioners focusing on intervertebral disc interventions, this 6.3×181mm 30° spinal endoscope provides critical visual support during spine endoscopy procedures. As a key instrument supplied by the spinal endoscope supplier Guangzhou Rijeto Technology Development Co., Ltd., it targets medical facilities requiring advanced imaging to enhance surgical accuracy. The device supports minimally invasive spine operations, enabling accurate diagnosis and treatment through real-time anatomical visualization. Its application ensures safer manipulation within confined spinal spaces, making it an essential tool for specialists seeking reliable rigid endoscope solutions within orthopedic and neurosurgical settings.

Technical Features and Precise Specifications

This rigid spinal endoscope features a 6.3 mm outer diameter and a 181 mm working length optimized for spinal access. The 30° angled viewing lens provides an 80° field of view, delivering high-definition imagery critical for detailed observations. Its working channel, coated with a hardened layer, measures 3.7 mm to resist wear and damage during repeated use. Incorporated high-quality optical components guarantee enhanced light transmission and resilience against high-temperature and corrosion stress. Compatibility with major light source standards such as Olympus, Wolf, and Storz further supports integration flexibility. The precise brazing welding technique employed in construction prevents leakages, securing the device’s operational reliability in diverse procedural environments.

Industry Applications and Clinical Value

Widely utilized in orthopedic clinics, hospitals, and specialized spine surgery centers, this spinal endoscope serves as an indispensable device for intervertebral disc examinations and minimally invasive operations, including spinal decompression and discectomy. Its rigid endoscope design facilitates stable visualization critical for safe tissue manipulation and precise navigation. By integrating seamlessly with existing cold light source systems, it enables enhanced image clarity and operational efficiency. Additionally, the device functions as a valuable training instrument for surgeons specializing in spine endoscopy techniques. The product’s adaptability to various light interfaces and robust construction enhances procedural outcomes and reduces operational downtime in demanding clinical environments.


Advantage

1. The objective lens, cylindrical lens and other optical components are made of high-quality raw materials ,of higher optical transmittance, high temperature and high pressure resistance, better corrosion resistance, and clearer field of view.


2. The inner wall of the working channel has a hardened coating for higher hardness and wear resistance, minimizing the possibility of scratches and damage.


3. Equipped with light source interfaces of multiple specifications, it suits Olympus, Wolf, Storz and other mainstream brand interfaces, can realize free switch, and is compatible with more cold light sources.
Main technical parameter

NO

ITEM NAME

Model Number

Outer Diameter

Working Length

Optical Angle

WChD

FOV

1

Spinal Endoscope

HYD63181

6.3

181

30°

3.7

80°

2

HYD69181

6.9

181

30°

4.3

80°

3

HYD63130

6.3

130

30°

3.7

80°

4

HYD63130s

6.3

130

15°

3.7

70°

5

HYD69130

6.9

130

30°

4.3

80°

6

HYD69130s

6.9

130

15°

4.3

70°

7

HYD84125

8.4

120

15°

5.7

70°

8

HYD84125

8.4

125

15°

5.7

70°

9

 HYD10120

10

125

15°

7.3

70°

10

HYD10130

10

130

30°

7.3

80°

11

HYD53181

5.3

181

30°

2.7

80°

12

HYD73130

7.3

130

30°

4.7

80°

13

HYD73171

7.3

171

30°

4.7

80°

14

HYD63193

6.3

193

30°

3.7

80°

15

HYD69193

6.9

193

30°

4.3

80°



Use Scenarios

Spinal Surgery Environment Enhancement

In advanced spinal surgery centers, the 6.3×181mm 30° spinal endoscope operates as a critical visualization tool during minimally invasive intervertebral disc interventions. Within this environment, it supports accurate imaging to guide discectomy and decompression procedures, where precision is paramount. Its compatibility with Olympus, Wolf, and Storz light systems ensures seamless integration with established surgical suites. The rigid endoscope’s robust design and hardened working channel withstand rigorous sterilization and continuous operation, complying with strict clinical standards. By improving intraoperative clarity and navigation capability, it optimizes workflow efficiency and reduces intraoperative risk, directly contributing to better patient outcomes in complex spine endoscopy applications.

Diagnostic and Training Applications in Orthopedic Clinics

Employed in orthopedic diagnostic settings, this spinal endoscope enables detailed visualization of spinal anatomy for accurate assessment of intervertebral disc pathology. It serves as both a diagnostic and instructional device for clinicians and trainees specializing in spine endoscopy. The rigid spinal endoscope’s precise optical characteristics provide high-resolution imagery essential for evaluating subtle tissue abnormalities. Its design aligns with clinical protocols requiring durability and compatibility with multiple lighting platforms, facilitating consistent diagnostic quality. Additionally, its use in medical education programs ensures that upcoming surgeons gain hands-on experience with industry-standard rigid endoscope technology, supporting continuous professional development and clinical excellence.














Factory & Quality Assurance
Used for examination or surgery during intervertebral disc procedures, providing images or visuals of the patient. The unique brazing welding technique of the lens effectively prevents air and water leakage.


FAQ

What materials and quality standards are used in your spinal endoscope?
We use premium optical components resistant to high temperature, pressure, and corrosion to ensure clarity and durability. Additionally, our device incorporates advanced brazing welding techniques preventing air and water leakage, assuring reliable performance as a trusted spinal endoscope manufacturer.

Can you customize the spinal endoscope to fit specific surgical requirements?
Yes, as a comprehensive spinal endoscope supplier, we offer OEM customization. Our manufacturing facilities provide tailored solution capabilities, supporting varied product specifications to meet specific clinical needs and integration with different surgical systems.

How do I ensure compatibility of your endoscope with existing surgical light sources?
Our 6.3×181mm 30° spinal endoscope is designed to be compatible with major light source interfaces, including Olympus, Wolf, and Storz. We can assist you in confirming integration requirements to ensure smooth installation and optimal imaging during procedures.

What logistics and after-sales support do you offer for international buyers?
We provide professional supply chain management, enabling timely delivery from our manufacturing hubs. Our technical team supports product installation guidance and maintenance to ensure long-term reliability of your rigid spinal endoscope in clinical environments.